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>If there is a distrust in government misusing taxes, i wonder why the solution is to have less taxes, as opposed to fixing the government? Because it's a lot
by logicchains 6y ago
>If there is a distrust in government misusing taxes, i wonder why the solution is to have less taxes, as opposed to fixing the government?
Because it's a lot easier to reduce taxes (simply change tax law) than to fix the government? Especially if the government is corrupt, and wouldn't take too kindly to people trying to "fix" it.
- wolfram74 6y agoIf the government is corrupt, I interpret that as they're there for money and power(often in the form of how to spend the money), why is it is easier to get rid of the reason to be in a corrupt government than to change some of the members of said government? Feels like it'd be of comparable difficulty.